We were
privileged today to be taken around the FA’s elite training centre for
football. I don’t want to talk much on this,
but something’s I read made me think as a
coach.
The
first quote I read was by Sir Clive Woodward, which read “How do you want to be remembered?” He gave this question to his players the night before a
final, and I took it upon myself to use it with the club I do analysis for. The
club is currently top of the league with 10 games to go, and looking at
promotion as the main goal. I asked the lads after the game Saturday the
question I read, and I gave them two answers. Did they want to be remembered as
the team that “almost” did it, that “almost” changed the face of the club and history or did they want
to be remembered as the team that accomplished what no Padiham FC team ever
has? The answer was obvious, but it was just some food for thought for the
lads!
The
second was more for me, as a coach! I can’t remember who it was by, but
it read “A good coach will make sure
their players see what they can be, not what they are!” To me the message in this is that we should always be
looking forward, and striving to be better at everything we do every day,
regardless of what it is.
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